Milk Drunk by Bobbie

The maternal health crisis is a human rights issue. It’s a systemic issue. And, most importantly, it’s an issue we can solve, together. Today’s episode features three people who are leading the way: activist and journalist Elaine Welteroth, founder of 4Kira4Moms Charles Johnson, and Kimberly Durdin, doula and co-founder of Kindred Space (the only Black-owned birthing center in L.A.). Listen to a recording of their live conversation at a recent Bobbie for Change event on Black maternal health, where

Becoming a parent is a huge transition. Becoming a parent for the second time? World-rocking. If you’ve got more than one, you know firsthand the transition from one to two (or three!) can make you question everything you thought you knew about parenting. So how do you maintain your confidence—when everything is new again? In this week’s episode, host Anjelika Temple and supermodel Ashley Graham chat about keeping your confidence when the parenting ground shifts beneath your feet. Then, the duo

People talk a lot about the joy of having a baby… and less about the hours-on-end crying, explosive diapers, and total exhaustion. How can parents survive the rollercoaster of year one? In this week’s episode, Anj gets real about early parenthood. She chats with entertainer and fashion designer Tan France about his toughest moments and best advice from year one. Then, Anj talks to clinical psychologist and best-selling author Dr. Shefali about the myth of the “perfect parent” and the real meaning of

Formula feeding isn’t a parenting failure. So why do so many parents still feel that way? In this week’s episode, host Anjelika Temple explores the stigma of formula and the ever-evolving conversation around how we feed our babies. First, she talks with Mallory Whitmore, aka The Formula Mom, about becoming the feeding expert she wishes she had as a new mom. Then, Anj talks to Bobbie co-founders, Laura Modi and Sarah Hardy, about how their difficult feeding journeys led them on a mission to support

Modern parents: You don’t have to “do it all.” But sometimes… it sure feels that way. How do we build a culture where parents feel confident and supported, instead of judged? Join host Anjelika Temple as she mics-up our incredible community of moms, dads, parents-of-note, and experts to capture a field recording of modern parenthood. From sleepless nights to hard-learned lessons to what-I-wish-I-knews, each episode explores the realities of navigating an increasingly complex world and raising the